Dusk's "compatibility" solution has recently attracted the attention of many developers. What has the launch of DuskEVM changed? For programmers familiar with the Ethereum ecosystem, this means almost zero migration costs—you don't need to overhaul your code architecture to deploy applications on the Dusk network.

More importantly, once the migration is complete, applications will automatically gain privacy protection capabilities. This sounds simple, but the significance behind it should not be underestimated: developers no longer need to start from scratch to learn complex privacy programming frameworks. Compliant privacy transaction experiences are no longer exclusive high-threshold features but are directly provided by the infrastructure.

The competitiveness of infrastructure projects ultimately boils down to one metric—whether they can attract builders. From Ethereum compatibility to automatic privacy, Dusk has laid a springboard for ecosystem expansion. The lower the development threshold, the more projects and teams can enter, and only then can the ecosystem truly thrive. This logic has been repeatedly proven in the Web3 field.